40 organizations
We are still writing the honest guide for this category. In the meantime, the organizations below are ready to help.
Operation HOPE, Inc. is a national nonprofit based in Atlanta that helps people build financial stability. It offers free financial coaching, credit and money management help, homebuyer coaching, small business support, youth money education, and disaster financial recovery help.
9 services
Money Management International is a nonprofit financial counseling agency. It helps people make a plan for debt, budgeting, housing, student loans, bankruptcy education, and disaster recovery, with help by phone, online, and by appointment in Atlanta.
9 services
Air Charity Network is a national group of regional volunteer pilot organizations. It helps people who cannot afford or safely use normal travel get free flights to medical care and other serious humanitarian needs.
8 services
Another Round Another Rally is a nonprofit that helps hospitality workers, including bar and restaurant workers. It offers emergency aid, disaster relief, mental health support, legal and job-search help in some programs, and scholarships or training for professional growth.
10 services
Community Church of God, now branded as Community Church, is a church in southwest Atlanta. It helps neighbors through a weekly food pantry, a resilience hub for emergencies, worship services, children’s programs, prayer, and community events.
Cascade Avenue/Road9 services
Fulton County Board of Health is the public health agency for Fulton County. It runs health centers that offer vaccines, STI and HIV services, WIC, child health services, vital records, environmental health inspections, and public health education.
Downtown13 services
Georgia Department of Public Health is the state public health agency for Georgia. It helps people with public health information, disease prevention, immunizations, WIC, health records, emergency public health reporting, and programs like Cancer State Aid for eligible cancer patients.
Downtown6 services
Healthcare Ready is a national nonprofit that helps keep people connected to health care during disasters, disease outbreaks, and supply problems. It works with government, nonprofits, pharmacies, health centers, and medical supply partners to share emergency information, track open pharmacies, and help communities prepare.
9 services
Fountain of Hope is a faith-based Atlanta-area food bank. It gives food directly to people and families, prepares emergency food boxes, supports partner churches and nonprofits with food distribution, and offers prayer and Bible teaching.
Grove Park6 services
Air Care Alliance is a national nonprofit that supports volunteer pilot groups. It does not fly people itself, but its website helps patients find free medical flight organizations and sends requests to the regional group most likely to help.
7 services
United Spinal Association supports wheelchair users and people with spinal cord injuries or disorders. It helps people find resources, peer mentors, support groups, advocacy, employment help, emergency planning tools, and local chapters, including a Georgia chapter in Atlanta.
13 services
HOPE Animal-Assisted Crisis Response sends trained dog-and-handler teams to give comfort after crises and disasters. Teams work with first responders, schools, hospitals, counselors, chaplains, and relief agencies, and they respond at no charge when invited by the agency in charge.
5 services
Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency is the state agency that helps Georgia prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters and security threats. It works with local governments, state and federal agencies, nonprofits, and businesses, and it offers disaster information, recovery help, grants, training, and ways to report threats.
8 services
Money Management International (MMI) is a nonprofit financial counseling agency. It helps people with debt, budgeting, housing counseling, student loans, bankruptcy counseling, and disaster recovery through phone, online, and appointment-based services.
8 services
Mercy Chefs is a faith-based nonprofit that serves hot, chef-prepared meals after disasters and emergencies. They also work through community kitchens and partner groups to help people facing hunger with meals, grocery boxes, nutrition education, and cooking training.
9 services
P.E.S.T. Relief International is a nonprofit started through the pest management industry. It helps orphaned, abused, and at-risk people by donating clean bedding, pest-control help, supplies, food support, disaster relief, and support for foster-care projects.
6 services
The Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies is a national disability-led group that helps people with disabilities before, during, and after disasters. Its Disability & Disaster Hotline gives information, referrals, guidance, technical help, and resources for urgent disaster needs.
5 services
The Salvation Army of Georgia is the Georgia Division of The Salvation Army. It connects people to local Salvation Army centers for practical help, spiritual support, disaster help, Christmas assistance, and volunteer opportunities.
Marietta Street Artery4 services
The Farm Service Agency is part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. It helps farmers, ranchers, and forest landowners with farm loans, disaster recovery, conservation, safety net, price support, and other farm programs through local USDA Service Centers and online tools.
10 services
RedRover is a national animal welfare nonprofit based in Sacramento, California. It helps people keep pets safe during crises through emergency veterinary grants, domestic violence pet boarding help, grants for shelters, disaster animal sheltering, and education programs for children.
10 services
